The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
.A#REGIlLENT FORMED.
rArRrAnollAL. DELEGATES
or the Grand Union Order Of Odd Feliowa
from Ohio cities, i'm Convention Hero
4 Yosterdny--Th Officers Elected Last
Evening-To.day's Celebration.

The Patrlarchsl Convention OF the G.
U. 0. 0. F. Of Ohio and West Virginia,
constituting the jurisdiction Of the Ohio
Grand Lodge, met in this city yesterday
In pursuance Of previous call. The Bea-
sions we're held In Eureka hall, on Main
street, commencing at 10 A. NJ. Delegates
from all the Patriarchies but two were
present. W. o. Bowles, editor Of the
Odd Ftllous' Signal, was elected Chairman,
and James II. Jones, Of No. 2S, Secretary.
The convention held three sessions, and
the entire meeting was notable for tho
harmony and brotherly spirit exhibited.
The afternoon session was devoted to tho
discussion and adoption OF tho constitu-
ton, and tho evening to the election Of
officers. e&G@tE 7.i'aG l,.r TT
The following are the officers elected at
the evening aeeaion: e 81
Colonel. ]. L. Reed, OF Cleveland Pa.
triarchy No. s. BAY.
Lieutenant Colonel, T. H. Lewis, o.
Wheeling Patriarchy No. %. S.a5IH'Hs.
Adjutant. O. E. Ransom, OF Columbus
Pa.rlsrchy No. 20. gFa
Quartermaster, J. NJ. Porter Of Xenia
Patriarchy No.27. Eo'@ Ef1sU
Judge Advocate, W. 0. Bowles, of Day.
ton Pat,isrchy No. so. F4@EGS'a aT
Surgeon, Or. ". I. Anderson, Of Cleve.
land Patriarchy No. 8. ys5 81
Inspector, james II. Jones, OF Wheel.
ing Patriarchy No. 2S.a
Chaplain, Dr.. 7. II. jackson, OF No. e.
Springfield, Ohio. bg5g,
The Pa.riarchies comprising the 1egi.
ment were grouped into three battalione
aa follows: Firat Battalion, Cleveland
Columbus and Wheeling, A. T. Bowles
Of Columbus, Major. Second Battalion
Springfield, Xenia and Urbana,. @. II,
Cissal, Of Springfield, Major. Third
Battslion, Cincinnati and Dayton, T. j,
Monroe, Of Cincinnati, Major. The regi.
ment expects to mako its first public ap.
pearance at Columbus September %, 1887
on the occasion Of the National District
Lodge convention. aHW.
The outlook for Patriarchal Regiment
No. l is exceedingly bright. Tho mer
put ut the head Of the organization are
men Of uudoubted ability, zeal and ex
perience; experience gained through
years Of leadership in the order.
4 To.DAY's CELEBRATION.
Unless some unknown misfortune &C
ours to keep the brethren home wht
have promised to be here to-day, thu
celebration will be an affair long to be re
membered among the brothers Of TIL
mystic tie in Wheeling.
The procession will form on Capita
Square at II A. NJ. sharp, right resting OF
, Chapllne street. and move over the fol
lowing route: Up Chapline to Eleventh
on Eleventh to Market, on Market t,
Sixth street, on Sixth to Main, on Main Il
Twenty.shirj, on Twenty-thi1d to Chap
line, on Chapline to Twentieth, OF
Twentieth to Market, on Market to Tenth
thence to the Fair Ground, where Dime
} will be served. The afternoon will be de
I voted to speaking, the prize drill an.
other anusements.
4 Citizens along the line Of march vii
. confer q great favor by decorating.
NOTES.
3 ]. E. Reed, the Colonel, is Captain o
i the Pioneer Patriarchy Of the West.
DR.. W. T. Anderson, Of Cleveland, tn
surgeon, is a promising young Homeo
pathic physician.
Bro. S. P. Hylton, Of Springfield, kill
:. two birds with one stone, attending tn
convention and Visiting bis sweetheart.
VIC. Bowlea, editor Of the Signal an